Iranian Leader Arrives in New York for Oil Debate
Iran's Premier lands in New York to present Tehran's case to the UN over oil nationalization. He travels with aides and doctors, meeting officials in a hospital suite amid a tense contest with Britain and the United States as the council prepares to hear the issue.
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Francis Shepherd
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Amsterdam
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Hussein Fatemi
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Mossadegh
Russia
Jacob Tween
Moss
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Jebb T
Marine from Marion dies in Phoenix car crash
A year old Marine from Marion Illinois was killed in a Phoenix automobile crash Saturday. He was a passenger in a car driven by Norman E. Brown of Mesa Arizona. Highway Patrol reported Brown's vehicle involved two other people. Wake Forest campus to observe Truman groundbreaking event with student body and band transported by bus.
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Guy O. Long
Norman E. Brown
Mesa
John Perrca
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Winston-Salem
Wake Forest
Truman
New Baptist Institution
Nin Rayna
Youth bound over on charges at Pinefall Hall
A Winston Salem youth, Ralei J. Southern, born 1919, faced charges at Stokesrap Court today. He was bound over on a charge tied to a plant at Pinefall Hall, with bond set at $1.00.
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Evans Jarrell Fights Beat To Ride Wild Brahma Bull
Nineteen year old Evans Jarrell, a school football player, attempted to ride a Brahma bull at the local rodeo. A $100 prize awaited anyone who could stay on the animal for four seconds. The bull reaction and Jarrell’s effort followed with a kick and spill as the ride ended.
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Danbury pledge funds toward Stokes County hospital project
U. Rep. Thurmond Chatham of Winton-Salem wired a $1,000 donation toward Stokes County’s effort to raise $57,615 as its share of a $345,000 hospital for a 30 bed facility. The pledge was announced at a recent meeting. Delegates gathered for the National Dag of a conference will feature a tomorrow by Secretary of tte Charles F. Brannan.
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Bus Crash Near Gainesville Claims Several Lives
A Trailways bus carrying 10 to 15 passengers in the aisles crashed on a rain soaked Route 55 near Gainesville Virginia. The driver blamed an oncoming car and described mangled bodies and trapped passengers as rescue workers freed occupants. Four bodies arrived at Baker's Funeral Home and the Arlington hospital reported a death. Victims named include Lena M. Lunsford Gertrude Rodgers and Robert Winston Good along with injured children James and Charles Rodgers.
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Washington, D.C
Gertrude Rodgers
Alexandria
James
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Robert Winston Good
Rileyville
Hornsby Named Manager of St. Louis Browns in 3-Year Deal
Rogers Hornsby signed a three year contract to manage the St. Louis Browns, replacing Zach Taylor after Bill Veeck bought the club. Hornsby said he chose the offer over others and will name his coaching assistant later. He called it the dawn of a new era for the Browns.
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Storms Kill Seven Across Northeastern United States
Wind driven rain and a Canadian cold front brought deadly weather from the Midwest to the East. New York City endured 17 hours of rain with 2.41 inches and extensive outages. flooding, downed trees, and stalled transit prompted a major cleanup as temperatures plunged elsewhere.
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Crazed Vet Kills Two Of Family
Providence, RI UP reports Warren Fiske McConihe 26 a war veteran strangled his mother Celeste McConihe 50 and grandmother Flora J. Fiske 81 to avoid another mental hospital admission. Police say the double slaying was found after state police in Colchester Conn arrested him in a car crash and he confessed. The bodies were in a second floor bedroom wrapped in bedsheets.
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Flora J. Fiske
Greenwich
Ridgway Accepts Red Proposal For New Trace Site
UN forces report major gains in autumn offensive across western and central fronts in Korea. U S 1st Cavalry advances 1000 to 1500 yards near Yonchon while 2nd Division fights up Heartbreak Ridge above Yanggu. British forces push west of Yonchon as U N aims to sever lines toward Pyongyang and Wonsan.
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Truman May Watch Atomic Maneuvers
The Vegas Morning Sun reports President Truman may witness the first atomic combat maneuvers at Frenchman Flat with Defense Secretary Lovett and other top officials possibly in attendance. The paper withheld specific details but stressed the event would involve alien atomic weapons being deployed.
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Solons Eye Quick End To Session
Washington reports Senate leaders push for swift adjournment by approving three bills on loan funds and economic military aid. McFarland of Arizona drives a foreign aid measure totaling about 7.48 billion dollars plus a 1.75 million dollar catch-all fund for agencies and civil defense. House action and export concerns loom as talks continue.
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Virginia and North Carolina search for man in Norfolk case
Authorities in Virginia and North Carolina seek Walter Barr a 34 year old Washington DC man wanted for the strangling of 51 year old Mamie Smithwick whose body was found in a Norfolk reservoir after she disappeared on Wednesday Barr has been missing since the day of the disappearance.
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Canadians Prepare Royal Reception for Princess Elizabeth
Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip arrived in Canada after an Atlantic storm forced an unscheduled landing at Gander. The royal party then proceeded toward Montreal with crowds awaiting a formal welcome by Governor General Alexander and Prime Minister St Laurent as plans for a busy first day unfolded.
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Twins Born to Pollaccia Family in South Hoover Hospital
Barbara Pollaccia, 14, described the moment as she and her twins faced their first hours. Mrs Pollaccia had married Victor Pollaccia, 30, at age 12. The trio are "doing fine" after the Saturday birth at South Hoover hospital.
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Purge Reported in U S Red Cells
From Copenhagen to Washington reliable word says Communist cells in France and the United States are being purged for failing to discredit Gen Dwight D. Eisenhower and FBI Director J Edgar Hoover. Moscow aims an all out campaign to smear Ike and Hoover using personal life or FBI records with backing for “anti Ike or anti Hoover” ammunition.
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J. Hoover
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Ship's Crew Face Probe After Ocean Rescue
In Norfolk, six crewmen who survived 14 foot waves and hovering sharks were rescued from the ore ship approaches. The Guard cutter Cherokee, once part of the crew, abandoned the vessel after 13 from the 3 225 ton ship. Samuel A. Norfolk described the ship as if it struck a brick wall.
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North Carolina Weekend Death Toll Reaches Fifteen
United Press reports a grim North Carolina weekend with fifteen violent deaths. Among the dead are Navy man Jack Rye 22 in Weeksville and sailor Ben Smith Leonard 29 in Lexington. A five-death crash near Greensboro tops the toll, plus drownings in Concord and a Charleston‑area fire tragedy.
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Peace Talks Resume As Ridgway Accepts Pan Mun Jom Site
General Ridgway agreed to resume Korean truce talks at Pan Mun Jom near Kaesong with a small neutral zone. The UN commander told Communist liaison officers to meet at 10 am Tuesday to set conditions for the neutral site and joint guard responsibilities. Pan Mun Jom, inside the Communist line, was chosen after Ridgway preferred a midpoint location between opposing forces. The Reds had initially pressed for Kaesong and a larger neutral zone before agreeing to Pan Mun Jom with shared safety duties.
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Patience and Silence in Cracked Conversation
A reflective note discusses patience as restraint in speech, noting that knowing what not to say can reveal restraint and poise. It frames silence as a deliberate choice guiding conversations and personal response.
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